Get ready for a mind-bending experience as Andrew Mayne, the genius behind Gut Buster and In Half, delivers yet another jaw-dropping illusion.
So, is it an escape? A penetration? A cheeky teleportation? You decide!
Picture this: audience members invited onstage to inspect a hefty 24" metal plate with a 7" hole in the middle. Once they’ve done their due diligence, they’re sent back to their seats (don’t worry, they’re not getting paid for their time). The illusionist then boldly thrusts an arm through the hole, clutching the edge of a curtain, with the metal plate snugly trapping his arm like a bad magician’s joke. Then, in a dramatic flourish, he’s suddenly standing in front of the plate, as if he’s just pulled off the greatest disappearing act since Houdini (who, let’s be honest, probably would’ve loved this).
This nifty twist on Andrew Mayne's A-Frame illusion is a super-compact marvel that can be whipped up in no time using bits and bobs from your local hardware store. And it all fits snugly into a suitcase—because who has time for bulky props?
Event Horizon is versatile enough to shine in nearly any performing space. No need for assistants (thank goodness, right?).
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